Profane MuthaFucka's Journal: Hello w3rzr0b0t5

First, you thought I was a jerk, then you've become my biggest fan. It's not important what you thought of me at first, the point is that you're here now. Why not say a few words about yourself, tell us what you do, your hobbies, what cars you like, what OS you run, and so forth.

Re:OK let me just waltz right into the trap.

[Profane MuthaFucka]

Not a trap. Since you insist on being a friend, I guess that makes you a friend.

I suppose the most shocking part of your story is that you play left wing. Usually that position is reserved to the token Democrat on the team, or so I've heard. Other than that, you seem to be a decent fellow.

As for me, I am a computer programmer, and I work for IBM. I have an actual title there, but I've always been a programmer, and a programmer is all I ever wanted to be, so that title isn't important.

I drive a brand new

Re:OK let me just waltz right into the trap.

[w3rzr0b0t5]

You know, I suspected that you were an intelligent person, and also suspected that you were being deliberately inflammatory. I apologize for confusing you with Stile, but the writing style on that website corresponded closely with your last journal entry. After you didn't deny it was your site, it was an honest mistake.

I was surprised a couple of weeks ago that, according to http://politicalcompass.org/ [politicalcompass.org], I am dead center. I've always professed to be of the right, but there are certain issues that preve

Re:OK let me just waltz right into the trap.

[Profane MuthaFucka]

Maggots cover you.
Somehow, that's not quite satisfyingly obscene. Almost sounds like it was translated from French or something.

Re:OK let me just waltz right into the trap.

[Profane MuthaFucka]

Whoa, cool compass. I've just confirmed what I've always suspected: I'm way out on the loony fringe.

Your political compass
Economic Left/Right: -4.25
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.46

Doesn't bother me though. I think that it's important to have the right ideas, but even more important than that is to have the right ideas for the right reasons. I can explain in detail exactly why I believe what I believe, and if I don't, I'll go learn about the subject and change my mind if I have to. That's how I got

Re:OK let me just waltz right into the trap.

[Profane MuthaFucka]

I once had a conversating with a Rabbi concerning what he thought of Christian theology. I'm not Jewish, but my best friend is. He invited me to a Seder dinner and when I found myself chatting with his Rabbi, I just couldn't restrain myself from asking interesting questions. Anyway, this Rabbi was terrifically insightful. The most interesting thing he said concerned proselytization: he'd never dream of going up to someone, unsolicited, just to point out all the logical flaws in someone's religion, because i